Markan sandwich stories narration, definition, and function

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Autor principal: Shepherd, Tom (autor.)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Berrien Springs, Mich. : Andrews University Press, 1993.
Colección:Andrews University Seminary doctoral dissertation series ; 18
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Bible. > Mark > Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible. > Mark.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • I. Introduction
  • the problem
  • literature review
  • In relation to the definition of intercalation
  • in relation to the function of intercalation
  • with reference to issues in Markan theology
  • justification for the study
  • statement of thesis
  • II. Research method
  • the question of an appropriate method
  • narrative analysis method
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • selection of passages
  • an inductive approach
  • objections to the proposed approach
  • the six classic cases of intercalation
  • Narrative data on six intercalations
  • introduction
  • Jesus' relatives and the Beelzebul controversy
  • Mark 3:20-35
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • summary of data for Mark 3:20-35
  • Jairus and the woman with the hemorrhage
  • Mark 5:21-43
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • summary of data for Mark 5:21-43
  • The mission of the twelve and the beheading of John the Baptist Mark 6:7-32
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • summary of data for Mark 6:7-32
  • The cursing of the fig tree and the cleansing of the temple Mark 11:12-25
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • summary of data for Mark 11:12-25
  • The passion plot and the anointing at Bethany Mark 14:1-11
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • summary of data for Mark 14:1-11
  • Peter's denial and Jesus' trial Mark 14:53-72
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • summary of data for Mark 14:53-72
  • IV. The definition and function of Markan intercalation
  • introduction
  • The definition of intercalation
  • settings
  • characters
  • actions and plot
  • time
  • narrator and implied reader
  • style
  • The function of intercalation
  • The implications of intercalation
  • with reference to the intercalation debate
  • with reference to textual criticism
  • with reference to source criticism
  • with reference to redaction criticism
  • with reference to Markan theology
  • V. Conclusion.

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